Difficult starts in life only brought one pair of South African orphan animals—of two different species—closer together. A newborn baby rhino, named Daisy, was rescued in early December from a known poaching area at Kruger National Park and brought to Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary. She was found close to death, with her umbilical cord still attached. Daisy was brought to intensive care at the sanctuary upon her arrival on Dec. 9, 2021. After a few weeks of receiving care from sanctuary staff, she regained her health and was able to walk again. “It took two solid months of extreme dedication and commitment to pull this little one through,” one carer told The Epoch Times. “December and Christmas certainly did not happen for the team at Care for Wild but we got the best gift! Daisy is doing well!” A few weeks prior to Daisy’s arrival, a baby zebra named Modjadji …